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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.
SUBSIDIZED BY MEXICO.

SUBSIDIZED BY MEXICO.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The superin-
tendent of foreign mails, Mr.. Nicholas
NJ. Bells, mas been notified by Senior
Romero, the Mexican Minister here, that
the Mexican government has subsidized
the steamer Carlos Pacheca to carry
mails between Sen Diego, Cal, and
Ensaneds de Todos Santos in Lower Cali
fcrnia. By the erms of the postal con-
vention of 1861, this service will be
gratuitous of the United States. Exten-
sive fruit canning works have been eS-
taOlished ct EnsanadG by American CAPT
talists.
GIVEN IN SEVERALTN.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The President
has authorized the division of all the
government lands in severalty belonging
to the P0ttawattamies, in the indian
Territory.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The business
of the government, so far this month, in
dlcaies a large reduction of the public
debt. The receipts to-day we're $751;
2S5, O2l, and the expenditures S20,546,-
633; surplus for the month, $40, 73S, 1SS.
The expenditures included about S1U,-
900, 900 paid on account of pensions.
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Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, May 27,-This
morning at o'clock q very heavy rain
began falling, lasting about one hour and
half, and again at O'Clock another
heavy rain fell, pouring in torrents for
more than an hour. Reports from nearly
all parts Of the county are that fine rains
hsve fallen over the entire county.
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at GAINESVILLE.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, May 27.-The best
rain that has visited this section for
nearly two years fell last night and TO-
dsv. 1t cont nues to come in showers.
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In Smith County.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, May 27.-The air through
this county will be redolent of eloquence
tomorrow. Joint discussions will be IN
progress simultaneously in different parts
of the county.
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at Wiley.
specIal to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WILEY, TEX, May 27.-Dr. c. G. Gil
lespie of Dallas spoke to large audience
here last night in behalf of prohibition.
The speaker was dispassionate and dig
nifed, and it is claimed by the friends of
the amendment that his effort will result
in great good.
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a healthful climate, pure water and pro-
ductive sell have been combined by
generous providence for the welfare Of
humanity
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In Denton County.
Special to the Gazette.


DENTON, TEX, May Give were Wis
tied by heavy rainfall last night and to-
day, accompanied by some hail. A bolt
hof lightning shivered tree in the yard of
Badge F. NJ. Davidson.
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AT Terrell,
Special 70 the Gazette.


TERRELL, TEX, May 27.-Hon. J. o.
Terrell made an able speech in favor of
the prohibition amendment to fair sized
audience at the opera house last night.
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No Prospec, of a Settlement.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 27.-The wrestling
match between the bricklayers and ma
sons and the bosses over the Saturday pay
day question seems as far from settlement
SIS ever.
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Wise County Ants.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, May 27.-The anti
Prohibitionists have grand mass-meet-
ing at the courthouse here tomorrow
and complete arrangements to meet the
enemy.
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At Cleburne.

TU-IdI IIIt aAGINU'
CLEBURNE, Ten, May PA slight
rsin fell here last night and today. a
heavy wind doing some little damage was
felt here last night.
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rain of the season fell here last night.
This is ne fourth rain we've had since
the long drouth that has wet the ground
thoroughly
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At Waco
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May 27-At the court
house tonight J. c. Akers, colored man
and anti-Prohibitionist from North Texas,
addressed large audience Of coIored
men in opposition to the amendment.
Prohibitionists here do not believe they
will poll large proportion of the COlored
vpNp
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at Baird
Special 10 the Gazette

Special 70 inc OALtIIs
BAIRD, TEX, May 27.-Another heavy
rain fell here this morning, which is all
that is needed st present; in fact, some
fsrmers say they had plenty of rain be-
fore the shower.
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Colonel r. Z. Maddox said yesterday
that he had heard 8 number of cattlemen
express themselves in regard to union
stock yards at Fort Worth, and without
exception they heartily favored it. He
said there was cons, derable interest taken
in the matter and he hoped to see some
thing grow out Of it.
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a London paper says that one of the
effects Of the war scare on the continent
is an extraordinarily demand for timed
meats. The German government
has bought up all the timed
NESTS held in Liverpool, as well as a
large quantity due there; while the
French government has COZ cluded a con-
tract with a Chicago firm for 5000, 600
pounds.
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POLITICAL.
The Republican Ticket Elected In Norfolk
County, Va.
At Kaufman,

Special to the Gazette.
KAUFMAN, TEX, May 27.-Prohlbition
is waxing warm. The sentiment OF the
people is considerably divided.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
Copious Rains Reported From Various
Sections of tho State.
Cnt,nn R.1t w.ath.r Rnllotin,.
STATIONS.

Following is the weather bull tins for the
sOtton region for stations given for twenty
-0ur hours. ending p M, May 81:
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The completion of the Cult, Colorado
and Santa Fe has caused considerable &C
tivitv in the cattle shipping departments
If eli railroads leading from Texas.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
y. ROuvier Accepts the Task OF Form.
ing New French Cabinet, but
Wants TO Have His Own Way.
BIoodshed b eIieyed to be tho IuevItable
Result of the Latest Attempts at
Eviction in Ireland.
France,
THE PROBABLE CABINET.


PARIS, May PIN. Rouvier, in accept
ing the task of forming new ministry,
requested President Grevy to allow hiu
full liberty of action. M. Flourens viii
remain in the cabinet as Minister of For
eign Affairs. 1t is probable that M. Rou-
vier will take the Office of Minister of
Finance. It is also expected that NJ.
Tallieres will De Minister of the
Interior, M, Spullier Minister of
Justice, M. Etienne Minister of Public
Works, NJ. Prevet Minister of Agricul-
ture, Admiral Jaures Minister of Marine,
and Cassimir Perier Minister of Public
Instruction.
FRIENDS OF BoULANGER.
PARIS, May 27.-Grsnt and Lockroy
have informed NJ Rouvier that they can
not join the ministry unless General
Boulanger is associated with them.
La France reports that section of the
left has decided to leave the union of
Ganchoz and form new group to be
called the Gsmbetta party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28
BABY'S SCALP
Milk Crust, Dandruff, Eczemk and All
Scalp HumOrs Cured ~
Cutieura,

LIST November my little boygSaged three
nirg andcUt his head, and right a5ter that he
broke puesall over his head, face sshd left ear,
hadagOod a0ctOr, Or, -, t0Sttend him.
cure hfrsssSs ais whole head tp6Fce and left
ear were in q fesIful state, asA he suffered
terribly. l calssses, ths .asfesse from him,
neck, and even rot INTO nv eyes. No. No.
body thought we would ever gel better felt
sure We were dis1gHsPd for life. 1 heard or
the Cuticura Remedfes and procured a bottle
of Cuticura ResolYent, &hox of Cuticura, and
cake of Cuticura Soap, And used them con
stantly day and night Alter using TWO bottles
of ResolveRt, four BIKES 0ECuticura and four
cakes of Soap, we aBspertsetly cured without
a scar, My boys skihSs poY Ike satin.
hIELIE EPTING,
81 Grand ST. Jersey City, n. j.
Sworn to before me this 9th day of March
1895. GILBERT r. RoBISsON, j. p,
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at Alvord.

special TO the Gazette.
,ALvoRD, TEX, May 27.-The biggest
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Judge HarcourPs, telling and +,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28

EIGHTY carloads of cattle arrived in
Fort Worth yesterday from points on the
Texas and Pacific.
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.
y,stfIemen without Exception Favor the
Establishment of Greaf Union
stock Yards at Fort Worth.

stocsmen Looking for Better Prices
Shipments Over the santa re-
The Territory Range.
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Cattle shipments.

NtFAIItV'
DENTON, Ten, May PA number OF
carloads of cattle are being shipped from
this CITY this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28

Field and Farm says: Colorado will
be three millions richer in sheep this
yesr than it was last. This will be from
the lamb crop and the enhanced value of
the WOOlly tribes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28

Reports from the Indian Territory show
+bst cattle were never in better condition
man now. Grass is unusually fine and
the range is by no means crowded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28

There were several western men IN the
CITY who wanted 10 Guy Holsteln cattle,
mt they failed to find what they wanted
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Injection 2 cures in 2 to 6 days.
Injection L will not caase stticture.
Injection Il, safsssssnd most reliable.
Iniectionsz7fuff and complete.
Iniscfx8TZ st s1l first-class druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28

1t is said that number of cattle will
be driven from Panhandle points ada
cent to the Indian Territory to Ardmore,
on the AtchisOn- Gulf, aud from there
shipped TO market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-28

wanted-5OO cheiees4orsA Texas two
rosrNoId steers. A. S. NICHOLSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-06

y e'Diua of the board of directors
tonight at $50. Election of five
members of the board to-day and IT,
night, poles open AT IL IN TO p. M
AMI Up. IN. to p. III. Each member
Of the board is expected to attand the
meet iug tonight and all members of
uie NJ, 9. a. will vote as a fun eX-
preston is desired. Let no one fail
70 Altand.
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Ln,iien LnI,eNnIIce.

Here wilt be meeting OF the la
dies Of Waco, at the McCl Hand hotel
parlors, Thursday afternoon st 3
O'clock, Married AZ vel as single
.S0les are invited 10 be present. The
meeting is for the purpose of discu :
,ng and. making arrangements for
cap year ball.
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,t he Waco steam Laundry.
~og mlnce meat at Is. A. Little ~
Trrtrscted honey ut b. a. Lit'le%
Cos. 81, co,,se at the silver
Noon. un
Moon. r
Little 81 COS
rho finest lines of teas at b. A. Lit
tie y Cos.
Co to Richard Webb tor the best
beeiin the market.
Juciest porterhouse steaks III Waco
4, the silver Moon.
Preserves and Jellies in any variety
al r. \. Little ~ Cos.
Fore hack or rig OF any KIND see
Dick Green
Vre.h country produce always i'll
.,ack at b. a. Little ~ COS.
Dried beet Clipped to suit purchae
.r.stB b, a, Little ~ Cos.
Try lar Of Ilyman's Celebrated
sweet pickles III Il. a. Little " Cos.
ur. Il. l.. Munroe, dentist ~ Au,
tu Ave, bet, seventh and Eighth
tresh shipment of sweet pickles
in barrels and Jars at Is. a. Little ~
Cos.
Old papers at THE EXAMINER Of
. nr \ an =,
thousand.
Complicated watch repairing II spec
div at 4. J.Leslie's Experience and
xiii combined. Moderate charges.
Ben 4. Duval, South Third street,
dealer in hay, corn, oats, bran and tot
Il der. GOODS delivered tree.
II Artist students viii ind at the
n f,oY DRUG STORE very full and
mmplcte Inc OF everything they
need.
Fifty dollars reward for breastpin
with three large diamonds set on gold
bar. Above reward will be paid tor
its return to NJ. N. Rosenthal.
Tucker and his very efficient as
sistaut. j f. Mckennon, are alwayt
OIL duty and eau be reached ut night
by telephone. Prescriptions carefully
compounded.
Mr.J ii. Wheeler bought on last
Saturday ten steers from Messrs
Abeet Bros ranch, which were tour
wears old and weighed on All average
l.575 pounds, all grass ted.
LAdles. the incest assortment of
scissors and shears and the best makes
re to be found at Horsfull ~ Cam
! IRONS.
Pianos. organs, guitars, viOlins, ac-
/ Ndiaus. sheet music, ana everything
n ghhe mu-ic line can be had at she
4 music house of Thomas GoggNn ~
Brother. No. 1863 South Fourth street
Waco.
Call it Mayfeld's dime savings
bank, or what you please, small de
posts of dimes and dollars began to
pour IN even on the first day, and the
boys win soon learn how to save
money.
THE Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind ana are more durable
aud gives better satisfaction than any
mill in the market. Call and sec
model at y. a. Schroder's and be your
own Judge. Every one guaranteed
Buy the Iron Turbine engine and the
Buckeye Force pump and you are
ure to be pleased.
The Suspension Bridge company :
las offer to the county was to stll tho
4 to-. bridge for $4,000. To this offer
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Sc a DaU--A Gold Mine
" G.MANflELD. q. y TAYLOR
SOUTHWESTERN-:- SCHOOL
PHOTOGRAPHY AND TYPE WRITING,
WACO, TEXAS.

WACO, TEXAS.
Austin avenue. between ourlh .aud fhth 81
Class hours from l0a to II II IN. and y
m. to = p. m, and from p.i,. TO - r.. m. The
afternoon session principally devoted 10 ladles
Particular attention ven to instructions ty
mail Through systems Taught shorthand
ran be learned by mail without trouble or ex-
pensc of leaving your homes. CORRESPONDENCE
nYlinh. AddreAs |, O. BOX ~
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DEMEMBER the Curiosity shop WIN be ion
~ tine market WITH holiday eood- Of nil de-
sAtip1ou-
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CHEAP COLUMN.
" ANCED

w ANTFD An Intel gent, Earnest Man TO
W represent, in his own Locality, "a large re-
spNnsible house. \ remurorajiVe sslary tn
rieh: party steady growing position. X (.
erenccc exchanged.
GAY. FACrriNr HOUSE, % ReSde =.
New York
\ GENTLEMAN desires to ubtA Il first class
~ board in pleasant private family
Al tross Z. q BnN.',N
\NANr AGENTS. New souis, r. re- chance
W Ql per cent commission, or So awe X.
Address wlh s.amo, Weaver My, "a sis,e
So chicago.
\I ANTFp-LADIE~ tor our Fall and
w Christmas Trade, to take light, pheasant
work NJ their own homes S to - per day can
BE- quietly made Work sent toy muil any dis
lance. Particulars free. 80 CauVsssiug
Address at once. CRES( ENr ART CO., ~
MILK st, Boston, Mass BoN 5l7O.
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Best IIoiiday GIiIs.

An Emerson Piano.
a Mathushek Piano.
a Steinway Piano.
y Weber Piano.
r, ~ Guggan n Bro. Organ
q he'e are to be had only at Thomas
logan " Bro, No. l69 South Fourth
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HAVE all X ,nds OF tia and wood work down
al the Curiosity shop
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-06
lpowm Ihey Go.

& wa papers at THE EXAMINER Of
-, rCe al ~ cents a hundred or 1870 q
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bo tiGe West End Drug Store still
" W.. ~ us own. Prescriptions prompt
: anu carefully compounded.
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L'or KENr-rnree threc -toomod houses
L waco Cur iosity shop
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Fott KENT

For HtNT-A room over Curiosity shop
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I Dr., w. R. Clifton,
DENTIST. WACO, TEX.
STREET NOTES.

waco laundry is the best.
q 200 steam Laundry is the best.
~. Mann, dentist, 1872 Austin Ave
-, ,, the Waco steam Laundry.
>.,u m,uce meat at Is. "A. Little ~
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Paris.
special 70 the Gszette

PARIS, TEX, Aug. Joe Ward, 8
young man living at or near Tiger, g
small town fou rteen mics southwest Of
here, was arrested to-day by Deputy Sher-
If Malone Grant on two charges, one for
fornicallon, the other for stealing horses
IN jack county. He gave bond in the
first case for $500, and $500 in the other,
and was released.
Andrew Jackson and John Sturdy,
charged with stealing horse here LAST
May, and who were brought from Dani-
son few days ago, had an ex.1fra ion
toby end pleaded guilty, sad their bond
Was fxsd st $500 each, which they failed
to give, end they were sent TO Jail.
Joe Lsne WAS before the Justice court
to-day for examination on a charge of
numbering John Mcknight last May and
was held under bond OF $1,000. Not
being able to make the bond, be was sent
to Jail.
Leonard Jennings, the young man who
is held under charge of assault to muir
der and was allowed bail in the amount of
$500, was returned to Jail this evening in
default Of bondsmen.
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ounce ct loaf suga-, the thin yellow rind
and juice Of 8 fresh lemon, AMI gs2tiEg
OF nutmeg. Pour over this quart Of
boiling water, cover closely and allow L
to stand for two hours Ii preferred,
black current jsIIy, fquorica .cut tine, or
orange rini and juice, can he used Tor
f4vOring this drink instead o. the shove
Cd Rtce Pud"tua-Put enc cap Il rice
On to boil il sufficient water to cock;
when done cover with milk sud let sim
mer half an hour. WHIP quart Of cream
to G ST # froth aud set on zee. Drain the
rice and pat in sauce pan Best the
yolks Of eight eggs witt three cups Of
sugar, pour into the boiling rice, stir
we'll; let cook five minutes Take from
the IRE, favor with vanilla and pour III .
deep dish to cool. When cold pour in 3
freezer and freeze. When trCz-G. stir in
the whipped cream and let stand for two
hours packed N ice. Serve With slices
OF orange sprink ed with sugar.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
A Won on IN tbs Chicssaw Nation Forced
TO Stand by ard see Her Little Ono Per

a WON an !n tbs Chicssaw Nation Forced
TO Stand by ard see Her Little Ono Per
ish
Special h the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX Aug. I3.-Naws
YVES received here to-day Of 4 Sad Occur
renee neer Wild lore, in the Chickae1B,
nation, l. t, on Thursday evening last
The feCts are: Thursday morning Louis
Wise, g farmer, lefs nome, i6sYiDg his
wife and four children. After dinner
Thursday Mrs. Wise end neg two eldest
children went out to tee asfermelos
patch, leaving the two youngest children.
= ed three and five wears. respectively,
in the house. While Mrs Wise ssgss 40
sent the two children left III the house
got TO playing with box Of matches, sni
the result was that when the m3taeT
turned her face homeward she beheld the
house containing her darlings wrapped
in flames, and by the time she could
run to TIE house the fire had made such
progress that oil means Of exit from the
house were blocked by the flames, and to
her horror sae ssw that the little ones
were inside the house. She immediately
called to the children to come to her and
the yoanger one Immediately ran to her
through the hre-erveIOped doorTaT.
being SO badly burned by the fines,
however, that its life was dispaired OF 1t
last reports The fge-year-oId CHILD
failed through frer to obey Mrs Wfse's
entrea.ies Tor it to come TO her, aud the
mother wss compelled TO stand still ard
endure the heart-rending agons Of seeing
her little one entirely burned to death
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

20 zach broca6e satin in shades Of pink,
white, brown, baby blue, navy blue,
bronze and wine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
LADIES' COLUMN.
r,Tioiic Fiad th$. some American
QueenAssume the Sceptero Of Fash
ion for Her Country-Women.
Employment for Leisure Hours in tie
Return to Brslding as Fash.
i0nRb Trimming
of Walts-Dirscfions for Selecting Meats
and Canning Fruits-Ectrs.

Ii should be S matter of chagrin TO
ulel lcan women that they have SO long
srvilely obeyed the mandates of foreign
ctator5. August, it is true, is not She
onth for Fourth Of july speeches, bat
women have not realized their indC
andeDce, they have neither formulated 3
aciaration or set apsrt g day sacred to
utteranCe, and q womsn's "say' is al
Ays in season. American girls on the
fntinent snd in England are carrying
Arything before them by their beauty
~ their style, it beiD2 universally ad-
sted that they alone know how to stray
Anselves, and in distinction from their
glish sisters, afford delight TO French
tuners.
II amber day, dictated fashions
sl - Grid, nCss,So much because she
.-lpress of theErench ss because of
esuty of face\ and form, and
ffQuisite sense Nappropriateness
M ,she possessed; J Combination
tnsde her the inpirer of the artist.
81 men must submit so rule, su
q e and despotic, let it Ct least be no
N despotism, hut to fair queen of
" fwn land, whose 5esuty will serve
the letters she ordaius. To De a
A fr IN fashion requires originality,
rs at must not ever border upon &C.
fg city. Women eagerly seize now
/ q style, and 1t is essential thst 1t be
Il tul and becoming, possessing that
6 liable property called "style" TO in
rs popularity and adoption.
e are certainly smorg the many
s. 3sn gills who have shown them
Nso apt in the adaptation Of foreign
hDf their individual Characters
81 80 who might originate disrinc-
= rican fashions, and by wearing
Il itute on this side the water g
r gich woum soon rival that OF
the DEGREES of fashion are dissem.
e lis mystery. No secret society
passwords and grips, its secret
Jand star chamber orderings is
fterious or certain CT obedience
kdests, snd she who can sit as
Aoracle will have no radicals OF
81 Eng her subjects.
ret in the success CT new fash.
ktncmerclature. To seize q pop
s. u and christian new style with
TO insure its INN; date edop-
d. wlrodi wsist, g BernhsIdt glove
q 81 bang, etc al witness that il
4 Ereslm there is at lesst some
Il G,Sme.
4 +. Ar fur charge prompts sOml
acs.. does not recommend
tells t,beauty. At present
.ur effOrt to restore tbe
g wan It's attendant ful
m-ctantly the change
3 1ne clinging ant
tobt affords SO fine
take 8 display OF grace ol
odsste in adjusting, that
ana designer ere 10th to
universal favorite.
also are passing through
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Cancer : .na Tereae.

NJ wife some three or four years ego. was t-ort
bed --.,a AZ 6icer on the side of her tongue cedF
he tnro.-- The PAIN was IucCs7dLt, causing -e-i
): sleep andp-oiucl1g @Tea, nervous Iros.T.-;-5n
2cco-up2I,yf1g TINS -TOu5-e ives rne1'IafiSni.
.ad passedSrOIu The shoulders aud CeDered II AZ
wrist of Gae hand, she almost .CslEg the use IL
Between The suTe--1g of the two, life had & V
U.rGensafne. , By tie use OF ha.; dozen hlnaae
sized bottles OF Swlft's Specific, she was entlLe-S
re!leYedfaud restored TO health. This was m
years sEo, and there has been no return OF thft
ease. d. L. NiDDLSbhOOA,t
Sparta, Ga, June S. 1856 y
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